ON A MISSION TO CREATE CLEAN WATERWAYS THRIVING WITH BIODIVERSITY
WHAT WE FIGHT FOR
End plastic pollution
It’s our daily fight through citizen mobilisation to clean up floating waste from the Brussels canal, raise awareness about it and prevent it at the source. Plastic pollution is threatening our seas, ocean and future.
Stop sewage pollution
We campaign to reduce all sewage overflows to our waterways to practically zero by putting the topic on the agenda and by proposing real solutions.
Restore biodiversity
We dream about waterways full of life in the middle of the city and work towards this dream by adding habitats for animals and providing clean water.
Engaging urban waterways
We want easy access to waterways for all by creating qualitative urban space in and around them. Citizens must have the opportunity to enjoy the water in the middle of the city.
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Newsroom
A Delicious soda in a reusable glass bottle Against the pollution of our waterways!
Thousands of volunteers help us remove waste from the Canal each year and the same items are always on top of the list, plastic bottles and cans. That’s why we decided to launch Boycott!
It’s a refreshing lemon and pine soda sold in returnable bottles, a real alternative to single-use packaging. With Boycott! we want to stop the pollution, challenge the big polluting brands and change the norm towards reusable and standardized packaging.
Buy online or find out where to drink or buy on the Boycott! website.
Soda in a reusable glass bottle to stop the pollution of our waterways
With Boycott! we want to stop the pollution, challenge the big polluting brands and push towards reusable packaging. Buy online or find out where to drink or buy on the Boycott! website.
The latest CANAL CHAMPIONS!
ARE THE SEWERS OVERFLOWING RIGHT NOW?
- LIVE UPDATE OF THE THREE MOST IMPORTANT SEWAGE OVERFLOWS IN BRUSSELS
Sainctelette overflow
Sainctelette overflow
Sewage overflows are one of the main reasons why the water quality of Brussels waterways isn’t good. Several times per month when it rains polluted sewage water flows into the Senne and the canal. Here you can see a live overflow update and the number of overflows of last month.
Sainctelette overflow
Sainctelette overflow
Maalbeek overflow
Maalbeek overflow
Molenbeek overflow
Molenbeek overflow
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